ltdk
- ltdk
- JIRAUSER781608
- America/New_York
- Yes
- No
MC-272946
I tried searching for this issue but couldn't find a duplicate.
Effectively, the block cursor has been practically illegible for the game's existence, and especially with high density displays, this issue is only getting worse.
The block cursor is always black with lines one pixel large-- not
oneMinecraft pixel (1/16m), butonepixel on the physical screen. This is especially difficult to read on dark blocks, but in general, you have to squint to see it, especially when counting blocks.
It should have a configurable thickness as an accessibility option and change colour to be more visible against darker blocks. Both can be gated as accessibility features, butI think they should exist.I tried searching for this issue but couldn't find a duplicate.
Effectively, the block cursor has been practically illegible for the game's existence, and especially with high density displays, this issue is only getting worse.
The block cursor is always black with lines one pixel or two pixels large-- not Minecraft pixels (1/16m), but pixels on the physical screen. This is especially difficult to read on dark blocks, but in general, you have to squint to see it, especially when counting blocks.
Here's an example of a block cursor on Obsidian, which is there, but nearly impossible to see.
I tried searching for this issue but couldn't find a duplicate.
Effectively, the block cursor has been practically illegible for the game's existence, and especially with high density displays, this issue is only getting worse.
The block cursor is always black with lines one pixel or two pixels large-- not Minecraft pixels (1/16m), but pixels on the physical screen. This is especially difficult to read on dark blocks, but in general, you have to squint to see it, especially when counting blocks.
Here's an example of a block cursor on Obsidian, which is there, but nearly impossible to see.
I tried searching for this issue but couldn't find a duplicate.
Effectively, the block cursor has been practically illegible for the game's existence, and especially with high density displays, this issue is only getting worse.
The block cursor is always black with lines one pixel or two pixels large-- not Minecraft pixels (1/16m), but pixels on the physical screen. This is especially difficult to read on dark blocks, but in general, you have to squint to see it, especially when counting blocks.
Here's an example of a block cursor on Obsidian, which is there, but nearly impossible to see.
I tried searching for this issue but couldn't find a duplicate.
Effectively, the block cursor has been practically illegible for the game's existence, and especially with high density displays, this issue is only getting worse.
The block cursor is always black with lines one pixel or two pixels large-- not Minecraft pixels (1/16m), but pixels on the physical screen. This is especially difficult to read on dark blocks, but in general, you have to squint to see it, especially when counting blocks.
Here's an exampleofablock cursor onObsidian,which is there, but nearly impossible to see.
I tried searching for this issue but couldn't find a duplicate.
Effectively, the block cursor has been practically illegible for the game's existence, and especially with high density displays, this issue is only getting worse.
The block cursor is always black with lines one pixel or two pixels large-- not Minecraft pixels (1/16m), but pixels on the physical screen. This is especially difficult to read on dark blocks, but in general, you have to squint to see it, especially when counting blocks.
I've attached some images of the block cursor, one on obsidian, and one on dirt next to some grass. The outline on the dirt is faint, and the outline on obsidian is effectively invisible.
I tried searching for this issue but couldn't find a duplicate.
Effectively, the block cursor has been practically illegible for the game's existence, and especially with high density displays, this issue is only getting worse.
The block cursor is always black with lines one pixel or two pixels large-- not Minecraft pixels (1/16m), but pixels on the physical screen. This is especially difficult to read on dark blocks, but in general, you have to squint to see it, especially when counting blocks.
I've attached some images of the block cursor, one on obsidian, and one on dirt next to some grass. The outline on the dirt is faint, and the outline on obsidian is effectively invisible.
I tried searching for this issue but couldn't find a duplicate.
Effectively, the block cursor has been practically illegible for the game's existence, and especially with high density displays, this issue is only getting worse.
The block cursor is always black with lines one pixel or two pixels large-- not Minecraft pixels (1/16m), but pixels on the physical screen. This is especially difficult to read on dark blocks, but in general, you have to squint to see it, especially when counting blocks.
I've attached some images of the block cursor, one on obsidian, and one on dirt next to some grass. The outline on the dirt is faint, and the outline on obsidian is effectively invisible.
Having either more contrast on the cursor and/or more thickness feels necessary to ensure it's visible.
ltdk Yeah, I just wanted to mention that the last part seems like a feature request. But overall this report is valid 
I'm explicitly filing this as an accessibility bug, not a feature request, because the issue is that the UI element is illegible.
This isn't resolved, but okay, I attached some screenshots.
I hadn't attached some initially because like I said, this has existed in the game for a very long time. However, I guess it's fair to want to document how things currently look in case they get changed in a future version.